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Wifflli cough,
which the host a,
Wall skill pm- I:
WW was mm. 6‘
bis In relieve. \i... . ‘
old not e; I.“ 0
“Malta Ills;
WWW Iiul ALI.
ll. V. Royal, «35';
My surreyorJ ,y
- ‘ to be they.
I‘ meters.- on cum... I.
I mum Doctoral \IIIII ,
”Ills to try this rained :
“ less so beneficial mm A. -
m It. till she was com.
13m mine mount III on.
ml” mil! "—3 ii. Illim‘ ii
I.
. ntmfia
“trident Awards 3i
s woetc'e FAIR gl
9.9.9.8.:
FIN)! BUTTER, 266. lb. , 4i lbs.. 01.00. EXTRA. Fillllll
BUTTER. 28o. ll)” 4 lbs. 01. 00. THE FAIIOUB NORTKFIELD
BUTTER IN PRINTS, 360; 3 lbs., 01.00. FANCY FULL
CREAM CHEESE, 150. lb. HOME LAID EGGS, 220. I105.
West's direct Hendlcre at everything In the Grocery Line,
and can give you the best burgdins of any house in the city.
Iiharles E Seymou
I3 Wllfllfifl‘lflfl m. 50m KOIWALK
4 ’ -' Is no EXPERIMENT.
ores-Immune... m ”“13”“an s. I. III.
. I... , , j widgdlrufiu.
‘Iht’logltphtr Still H II
tit-he:
dwell st length“ on the merits of
Amostook Countydilslnfloed Potsloes.
The most vigorous. healthy And
' use do them; seed producedi n this countr grow ere.
‘ mph” nothing but whet Ilse stoodthe
20 Years Experlencetss to! practical every dsy turning for
Millie but of sopsrstns.
{as re. There are no “any mode Anions
hem. of which It one be truly said. they
have no vsiue except the price. Every
patch» on our list is s mane maker;
I. Arm 5 std. I
P d n t I mtfoogn, no“); emptyingl bees are
IS a life dlI IBSBIIBI all BS IIIBI. .................. .......... we W“
PRICE 75 cis.
MISS, IIII‘I‘EII’s IIIIII nussmt looms. “WM“
, A , LADDEB’S moon.
WING SEllTINEl.
DONATION.
Editor of the Emnig Seminal: The
W. latter one Proprietor
W0] suns-sf nail. ln :-
prepsld: One month. 500. three
six month. 03.50: one year. 05.00.
”Wild”. Inc s week. to be mild
new
memo naru~nw...r.~r "To
I I "Jul-Ne" advertisements. not. ex-
muslin. one time. 25m: three times.
”film 01.00. Reading nrtfcce. lama
and dulh notices. 00c. Sched-
r‘hlol' displayed Advertisements fur-
w DIIIOl-Ho. in Washington street.
Wm- telephone call 53-5. BranIh
I' No.4! Well street. Nor-walk; telephone
ollutttos'noso should In all cases be
We.
1!!! m0 SINTINIL
Sons-n Nonwsmrfloss.
Apont Women's Clubs.
, We that even the New York
hen fallen into the prevailing mis-
Iof'snesrlng st women‘s clubs and
“much In a merry way of. the or.
Waldifferencee of opinion that ob-
mg the members, oswcially about
time.
‘ I'm I somewhat extended observe-
lieu of the proceedings of organizations
of both men and women, we are in-
slider! to tells up the cudgels in defense
of the woman's club. The boldhesded
but in the case is that Women in organ-
isation do not begin to quarrel so much
I. men do under the same circumstances.
, At the very time The Herald talks of
:m’s clubs being the scene of “die
figuring trusses, at which the muscu-
4mm... of scorn is rightly pointed,"
It knows, if It knows enough to get out
of bed In the morning, that some of the
'W and most influential clubs of
use: in the metropolis are in n chrouiv
qunrrel from one year‘s end to the other.
No fight halfso bitter has occurred in
say woman's club we ever heard of its
that which takes place. from time to
time in the men‘s New York Press club.
”which members of The Humid stafi
undoubtedly belong. The most malig-
nant insinuations have been cirvulated
as to candidates for president. Even
when the Press club held its great fair to
rules money a. year ago there were fiery
accusations of dishonesty in the dispo-
liflcn of the funds, and feeling run so
~ ”glimmer-ewerehenrtburniugswhich
not even the kindly bond of lime mm
soothe.
’ At the Biddefurd ell-I'tion recently
(he were mrceiy more voters than be-
long to the Women's club The Humid so
nstly attacks. yet there was on actual
with clubs and lists. Wbui wmu-
CIM Look at the IlhIng‘I-i‘ul light In
the house of commons lust summon
sills end wall among IIIIIIII of no...
Mayonyour honor where the dis
s
.. _ .m... «up».
when ”use under. A men “ho had
N am from his usiiro homo in on
m slots for perhaps Imuihlrds of
IBM lately paid A visit to the old
better in thscusnmiu thorn when he on
filled he'll bed been in his boyhood.
All. he slid lawyers truth-d in their of-
m All the evening Arid thuunht they
W walling limit they Inuit Alright
II a. W of closing At II or 6 unlock.
Whptlmmmlugon llll hill) day
D’WJMI We did not iblllklt mid
‘hlrviberwsy. Now the man duds
fist ”I both lawyers And factory
' Indie the moving “given three-
It my be «Aid. too. that wsges
' not you down At All. though the
“a! III!!! have diminished The gull.
w pl'sdiele tint III II bundml years
I” new nobody will Work on; in the
W We they hope III,- III ourmst.
M Allen the world III truly sirl-
I“ Merrill hesetnAeh limeferm
film»
‘ssi will some from team
frustration Monsoon mar
”Wield smiths
lll'l club ever got down to such depths
look It the Attitude of the lw o divisions
of the New Jersey senate during must of
”mi Winter. Look III the Knights
. “his“, almost rent in Iwulu because
members do not like HIII chief of.
M. M the scenes that error every
“moonstone. Bring to your wool
m the blackhslllug. lIIIir polling,
Wot teeth and listleuffs Ilutl are
“unknown even in the tumor IIoIh'IIIn-
frscssss" sro more frmpwnrwlu
initiations of men or of Willllillil Ilut
mus Herald wants ilw men to
“I monopoly of IIIeIpIIIrI-I-IIIIIIIIIIII
ladies
Hard as life as now there um- II new
M II. rssllsed IIII- Itliuum for the
fits-um trill be loamy. bountiful
flow so... mun... IIIII
4 dell es menus II. ml. at
(W lt mil be manly
. Mahmoud illsthotseefe
‘ I “were tribe sleep; the earth-
“flm ’l‘he IIImllAh es-
fie replete new territory
W M trill untimely
esthlrcseemmhm
sunny of chasing s site And build—
.«ing a school house continues In our dis‘
trict. Itlerumored that the people of
the Darlcu part of the district believe
that the bndneee Is‘ mismanaged, and
they have not been consulted; that encr-
Inous expenses are accruing for the pur-
poseof setting a price on some high-
priced building lots. A court of inquiry
is sitting here weekly, the expense of
which will nearly pay for a school
site. The people of Dorian have largely
joinediuncailfors school meeting to
rescind their vote Itakento buy the Sam-
Inie lot. because there is likely lobe greet
delay and unnecessary expense Attending
this purchase. ”the Weed property. con-
taining 38,000 square feet,can.be purchas-
ed for I890”, and the most accommodat-
Ing terms will be given. The money will
not be required. This property is
everything that is required. It Is dry
still. it is central, with liltieoruo grading
to do, and slow price. We do not want
the district divided. We want oil the
help possible to build and pay for
the site. BesiIlcs.‘I;we have «debt of
$1,500 already due. Many pcorI property
owners will be. nearly swamped by the
tax. ()I the 150 voters who attend the
school meetings and role to tax the dis-
trict, not half are property-owners, and
it is rumored they threaten to make the
old high; pull their purses. We will
probably have to tax or bond the district
$7,000 or $8,000 to pay our debt and build
the “Film” house. ‘lst us not with wie~
dom. Ammo Tm: BRAKERS.
Hiram Jacobs, of New Haven: Illinrlm
Caulieldwf Bridgeport, and William T.
Ruymond,of South Norunlk, commis-
sioners Appointed to appraise- the VuIlli'
of damages to the two and llIreeuquurier
acres of land on Samuel I-ickeit‘s prop—
erty, taken by the Consolidated railroad
for their four trucking operations, met
in New Heron yesterday and settled the
amount of dumsgos at $1,350. The. first
hearing was held early In February, and
altogvtlwr thirIeIu witnesses Were ex—
amined. Attorney For-st represented Mr.
Fil‘kett and Attorneys IIynde Harrison
and Edward Zacher the railroad oom-
punt.
At Ibo hearing before the Commie
eioners appointed to set a value on the
Sammie lot. held yesterday in llllIIIt‘l‘Is
Hall, testimony was given by a large
number of wilnessIs. John I). Smith
sudiiiiver I‘ook thought the property
we» worth $3,500; George W. Ilrayun,
$1.50»; WIIII'IIIII J, Crow. “£77.50, and
E. Tlitl'lli‘r'. “.700. OIIIer testimony
was given by William II. llidch'Z. H.
Smith. H. I-‘. Rib-,(‘harloe T..Lo‘wndee
and W. If, Smith. The hearing was
adjourned for one week. when, it is
thought, all the testimony will be luiren.
The Illnlll annual reunion of the Bay-
lve family. originally uf Stony Brook, L,
1., was held Sunday at the home of Mr
and llirs. A. 8. Young. Among the
guests in attendance were Mrs. Willie
Orsrton and daughter Lulu. of Stony
Brook. who are still visiting here. Mr.
(Horton was once A resident of South
NWWGII.
The IndiI-s' Auxiliary of the Methodist
I‘IIPIIIOI‘IIMI church will uteri. tomorrow
sites-norm st 2 o'clock. st the home of
lire. Andrew mile. The gentlemen are
expected to ensemble in the evening, and
an enjoyable time III promleed.
C. I". been. v! New York. A hrullwr of
Mrs. “1'erle in town teddy. melting
arrangements for the opening of his
IIsnIIAome residence. situated on the
bluff III. the soulhmet end of Content-
ment Island
The highway IIIIII out by Engineer w.
ll. Rider some months no through the
bummle property. from Maple swuue In
Witch Leno. III being woriml by John
Iiruudsue.
The interim on the rI-Iunnntrsnce
susinst urabllulflt ileum to I'iIrIII Ler-
mn will be held In the I inrlen town hall.
Wmlnmlsy. April Ii.
will." use returns.
The eonmnrl by ‘IIIU IllanIlIm Musieul
Inoculation. held lust night III the Presby-
llw, M‘tII’II III the mm In muslrul (‘ll’I‘Il‘n
Ii was given under the direction of Al-
the ohms highly minimum.
ism hsyrsesd use hard by III-III:- Am.
tin, of lierosih. is the lows bell. list
terelrotsthehreseislreedty It. does
'I‘hojsstleelossdsdefeetiathelsli‘er‘s
Imi Ilsllum, at Stamford, sud onuslslml
of s I‘RIIIIIIDII)‘ lbmiinrt. entitled "The
boy oftile iiIIli,“AnIiA number of mi... tIlc elgIIeI lantern: electric sIe lump:
mum... subs-lions. Master Fraternal:
Gnomes. the young violinist. played ioetruroI-nt. .. * - . ..
Ml’flfl‘fil numbers. The soloists were Miss
I Inf trio no;W.IlIsw . ,,
im'TA.’gwflmngm' Hm“?! 3mm: :rgdhnmmere" ere lmrd sii over the “Wm gum Apt-es seem.
shullumflielof the fiflmlortl Presby‘
tartan I-lmmh. noted In mmmlet. The
minim were Wind the work of
order. see loser-eel trustees-res is
eumestedmsettemelsusilsg oys-
Matthew ltlsesiIIIWer
“ III-Is... memos-III. this reset: Wfi"'“"ml§ “ng'hw I:
from his lets home this afternoon at 2
0'“!le
The Easter missionary altering from
the Ldidersni classes In the Methodist
Sunday ebbool. amounted to uesrly .20.
Mice Howell scholsrs were declared to
be the banner class. 05.50 being raised by
them. An interesting programme of
singing and reoitetions was rendered.
TIIII llorsldemmtione were wry hund-
sumo.
George S. Bailey is having It largo Ini-
‘Ilition built to his livery stable. Charles
il.WnteI-bury is doing the work. On
April I Mr. Bailey "will give up his stable
in the rear of the Columbia Hotel. It is
reported that Lambert dc Stevens will
slurtmre.
There was III lively from“, Sunday
morning about ‘2 o‘clock. near the I-rIIIIII~
ing. between three WIIII- known Iiorieu
young men. of unmxory reputation and
ll Sfumfordumn The latter (,‘Illlllll’ll he
“us lobbod of #30.
John Smith. who lute live-II Ilium; in on
old shanlynoar King‘s End IIIIMIIIII; for
runny yours, is dangerously sick. lie
was taken today to the home of Willium
doc-keno, when- lw will have proper I‘lll‘l‘.
llIIrkIt Green's illustrated lecture on
‘l‘he Hawaiian Islands," will take place
tonight in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
\iisd i‘oru Pickett is \IIIIIIII: bliss
liIrIlIu “.luuiv ‘III Ronnyton.
II‘ I'IIRIII‘TUIVR
IFIIQII l‘. Jennings and Miss I-ZIilI-n-
brook, of Brooklyn. were united in mur-
riuao ut the bride's residence in Brook-
lyn. Sunday Afternoon. They arrived
In Georgetown at 7:30in the evening.
The Iioorgelown uroheetro. of wI’IIiI-II the
groom is a member, gim- them II sorr-
nmle Monday night.
The «M snap whi- lI suited Monday
put nstnp to the fitffllrr-I p'ouuhiog.
I‘ln‘ Bl’llfl’)" up to Monday was Abdul one
month “bend of its usual time. and a
ploughed
him" Ham-ll. oi \\ mint), hue looted
LIII‘ (Iwgmy Unborn term. He will take
pomeseluu April I. Henry Haw-Ivy mil
more to Hartford, April l.
The Methodist Episcopal church made
a wry line show of flowers, EItI-lI-r, and
also gave an intervening onlorlsinuu‘nl
Ill‘IIil‘ owning.
liurr Mills has just IIIIIDIH‘CI cleaning
bias 9. He has also added a new
nickl’sbow I no! to his store fixtures.
The “ire drawers have been Idle for
the pool \vI-vk. unused by woitmg for
stock, wiu’rh :lIl’IH'lI Inst Thursdny.
Mrs luut Osborn visited fIII~I.II.I in
\vllinlpllllli. last Saturday
Linus" holes. I
.lIr. liu Msurivr refers to the clue!
clmrm of ’l‘rIIby. the heroine of his novel
now running In Harper‘s, as "'l‘rIIby~
ulvse"-~lim IuIII-flusblo attractive personal
quality. The “Triibynous” ol’ the story
invnesI-u In the April instalment. in
WhII'II IIIIIeiemeuls of love-Inekiug and
oppositil II to low-melting are. pitted
vigorously against tmi‘li other. Ithd the
Ilobemiun IIII.‘ of the Paris Latin quarter
brI-umre wry IIohemiunIInIleed.
"The l'opi's Easier." by Miss lea C.
Cain-ii, Is announced as on stlrsctlw
featureof llItrpi-r's liaznr for March 2i.
The same number will contain so nriirie
on ”The Woeblngion Semen."
Connecticut I'm-ms.
'I‘Iw following were issued Mun-ii ‘3".
llllil. List furnished from nlllce of A.
III. Wound-nsohclmr of patents.
William Iloughtsling. Bridgeport. at~
tenIImI-ut Ior steam engine indicators;
William ll E'rislumfiew listen. eleve-
tnr: Jumbo ll. (‘opelund llsrthIrII. bond
brute fur vehicle-s: l‘bomss III Avery.
Fred-Vivi l-l. limes. Writer ury. Auto-
motto fwd for bum sewing machine:
John II. (idler. Waterbury. lavatory log;
thhI-rt Iisll. Waterbury. slmm
mI-tnl I-IIIttIIIIIIr machine: Charles 1
l-‘m-h, l-iouth NIIrenlk, eiwlric raiiwn
switch: .Iuehus l). ilI-mphlii. Hunting
um, circular knitting Inechine, drew
osmlnretnckln knitting msrhime: Ar-
thur Molnsu. nmnls. echsiuu 1491'.-
mmuhnm. shoe Iittmg stool. Lewis 'I‘.
\lIdIlleIown. fruit pieter: Edward El.
1on- Kylie-ls. ‘l'lIsse.
thstrmpl vsmmellstn ”heroism
maple. sod nus. Tubing sI
' ‘ -‘ . linden”: hens larger number
Themalflilm Owl egg-loot Will mm“ em." «Museum
of Insole ere
humus vim: but In
' 634
may...“ -
*‘I WWW»: on
“M «o5 ,‘
great deal of ground has already luau .
Irlt‘ abandon-r: John E Wheeler. Illr»
. Robinson. Middleton's. resorts for mess-
lvrlunI‘lturvltm'usiatgoly Attendant won urinal ”er-ma mrmntsmohn i‘. Pratt.
electric arc lsmp; electrical maturing
This is the seeson of top-spinning, sud
similar the tape that e spin
are made In Ponce Innis. A one
Pennsyiresiu town I are“ is s factory between a... main. Europe» powers on
the question of joint action tor the en
is: tops. unsung” minute of Miami Wm.“ .Mth W
mood“ I)! tit-esteem“ :Leschxud .bosIzm,
ma ”We lure . me see.“
Israel “I. I“ Kr. I“, the "In vitae lest. live my llgsors
vim are sold,» mom of their
costs. liners vim- tops ere sold
more in the liontlt sod is the flmhwret
then attire country. It
DENVER’B MUDDLE.
More up! muons, but Ne'Pssso to
sight. '
Uneven, March s7.-JuIlge Glynn. eit-
tluglo the district court, qnsshsd the in.
junction Issued by J ridge Gnhsm lulu-t
Governor Wells. Mayor Vsn Kern and
Fire and Police Commissioners '
Borneo and Mullins. restraining them from
attempting to take possession of the cities
or Interfering with the duties of the other
commissioners. Mme. Orr and Martin,
whom Governor Waite removed, sud dis;
missed the contempt pmcsediitss.
court holds thnt Orr and Martin, in IIIIIv
desv orlng to hold allies by form and after
having been notified of their removal 1):!
the gnu-rum, are vlolstlng the law th e
selves end are asurpen, And that Mullins
and Barnes have the right to wrath“!
osmium at once the amt-es to loll they
the decision wns rendered, upon the ad-
vice of their Attorneys, Mullins and Barnes
went to the city hall and requested (Ir-r
and Martin to turn the oillce over to them
This they promptly refused The new
bosrd met In the msyor 'l Galas Ind organ-
, lxrrl They Immediately disch ed Chief
of I’oIlIe Stone and Appointed ohn Fer-
ley III his steed. The lieutenants likewise
were dismissed. and It Is understood that
decnpltstInns ile the tire department will
begin today. (- blef Stone and his oflicers
refused to recognize the suthorllyof the
new board and the department In still un-
der his control.
Attorney M. F. Taylor, for On- aud Mur—
llu, claims that Judge Glynn's decision
does not settle the matter, but themes
stands just as it did the day the appoint-
ments were made and before tbsinjunc-
lion was granted. He has IdVlfied hie cil-
ents and Chief Stone to Ignore any orders
of the new board. If the old board perv
sloth Iths refusal to give way. the counsel
for the new board will apply far A writ of
mandamus. by whivb means the old meIn~
bent mm be Apr-willy ouelI-II.
BOMB IN CHURCH.
An Explosion Which Lifted Pastor from
From Ills feel.
Sumrmwx. N. Y.. March 27.~’I‘he wild-
est excitement prevailed here when it be-
come known that An attempt'wss fluids to
blow up the little Methodist'cbureh At St.
J arm-e. A few miles from here. The expioA
slou owurred while Psalm Crane wande-
liveriuu his sermon.
A bomb or cartridge hull been placed di-
mil} underthe floorof theolmw in which
the minister stood ‘
VI hen the shock came, the pastor seemed
to be lifted from the floor. and Immediate
ly there was a wild scramble for the door.
Several men were knocked down in the
mad rush for the door, but no one was
hurt. When the excitement subsided. In-
vestlgslinn showed that aside from the jar
to the building no damage had Imn done
Under an alcove In the rear of the
church. which Is AI‘I‘essIble from the out-
side of the church, were found the smok-
ing remains of A curious looking Insrhine
which is Mlll to be a bomb. Pieces of
chm-rod pudding were found in the hols
made in the ground by the explosion, The
trustees have offered A reward for evidence
which will lend to the mnvlrtlml of the
guilty party,
new Milne-II lipusod.
PI‘I’I’SBI no “men ‘27 .—~The new Pitts~
burg. .\I orguutow u and I‘slrmount railroad
was opened. the first trulnlusd being It
delegation of 50 West Virginians. Includ-
ing ex-Ilovernor Fleming, to this city. The
new railway runnects with the Mommy-
ber districts of West Virginia. (foul on its
way to the lakes can now be conveyed
vhmpe-r. ______‘
Iluro Pennlle- Pedestrians.
Pirrmtzm. Mm.. March 97,—1‘hne
young English jourusbrtswloisft Derby,
Englmni. on Feb. lilo the sttempttomsks
s pounilme trip from Derby lo Monterrey.
Mexico. and return to Liverpool by March
17. 1m. with 35.000 culled on the nodes.
trim trip. left here for" Albany by the
highway.
llurted In One (inn.
READING, Pu. March :37 m Henry M. lind-
mau And his wife (futhnrlnc wore buried
In this 1‘" y III one urine. Mr. floflmsu
died suddenly In the west of heart discuss,
and w hen the w ifs lonItI-Il At the body upon
Ill ur’rlinl in this I liy DIN‘ fell dead beside
the I-IIIIIII.
It‘llrivn Knacks qut Holmes).
Illtn1'lIV. March Irina-Dick O’Brien of
Inwlrmm. MI... met Iillly III-uneasy of
Clinton, In. in the most scientific boxing
I'lmlnl this my hon seen for years and de-
Usnimry. msohlne for enrlln IIIII bums; lesion It... (‘IIMIIPIIID III the northwest in
Ii clusriy IIIIII hotly molested rounds
Movements of (mu autumn.
New Your. March ‘.’7 “The (allowing
etenquIIIpe are due to day: fetch Elite.
y Rotterdam; IIIIA. firemen: Rotterdam.
lloltnrdmu: Iluulc, Liverpool; Smrdlsnd,
Antwerp. i" urnmln. (lint-Iron 5t. Murine,
Liverpool: linlie. Gibraltar.
allies-III of ill-Isl It...
sstne contour from lire proof mutt-ls.
WM
ileum, Mercia n-uconilllentlsleow
Metre Inseam Mussel.
Frosty.
his m m vessel.
“A
FOR SALE AT
mun"..- who»... om... m um“..- ...
of plumbiu steam and hot air glues The Esriy M0, Earl Beauty or
heatln. e have a line stock «bran. The New QueIen. Tm Kin of
‘ PRICE, 75 Cts. of Pie n and Decorated China. “‘9 ‘5‘"! While SM “0- WWII“-
Agate, Tin, Glass Ware, and captive cf the characteristics of each
vsrlet Attached Bmcisiorderef ran
Decorated Lamps at low prices. pertiehler sort IlIeIIIIIiIl. executed hgre. I
1Heater work attended to prompt. Also Lawn arm Heed. Seed Bosn- sud
Peso. Special FertliizeIr for lawn Ind
garden sold In large or small quantities.
I. H. NASH II BHII DibbleIIIlomsloIIII
Commie and Women. ll llilll'l'll MAIN STREE'I.
ooood‘oooooooooooo
H H. Meekerhilo.
“$20, 000 Worth.
2,000 Garments.
GREAT
CONSIGNMENT
SALE g ,
have been uppoiuied.I Immediately after .
An Entire Stock ‘to be Sold
Soiv‘ug- n‘ 'uri‘ . “.Ir- lit 2!. lirpoi HI ”form
t I run It ~I‘I‘w I. .\I, \I, III-III l'f‘lli‘f ,
. , , 1 CHAS. I). lit.‘ N. SIIIWJIII;
heIA Valley road and will top All the lulu:
Sole Agent for
G. 8. J. ll. BULTDN’S
HOT WATER HEITEI
film a.
:lLIIII-ll
L}
.1
IL:
3,:
.‘II‘XL"
Plumbing, Steam and Ilse-Fitting.
Ladies’. Cloaks, ‘
Ladies’ Jackets,
Ladies’ Dresses, The Form, Stone
Ladies’ Wraps, '
““1le mo II. II Aim}. Iii-i -I.i»'w.IilI-u and erIL
Ladles’ cap-es; CEIIIHS IIIIIIE won moor,
Ladies WaIsts.
ItIIIl Oulimuleh Iil’III‘IH‘ii iv,
Thomas T. Dorsey.
Ho. 6 Beideu Place, Harwell.
JI‘ZI'II-LWIA fl I’lJSU‘ON, IIII.‘II NIIIIVIslIl'
All Fine and Fashionable Goods.
These Goods MUST BE SOLD, and will Alford
Bargains never heard of before.
SaleBeginsWednesday,March 21,atiia.m.‘,.»~l
Come and get first choice.
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known before. In the pest in the three
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sndsonsuutptionw which hove their origin
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